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The Trump administration on Monday said it would slap 50% tariffs on some goods imported from Canada, in an effort to end what it sees as discriminatory trade practices by Ottawa against the U.S. automobile, dairy and alcohol industries.

Artificial intelligence can compress work that once took days into minutes, but companies still must decide what their people should do with the time they get back. That management challenge framed the inaugural episode of “Fired Up” with payments veteran Paulette Rowe. “Fired Up” is a new PYMNTS Business News Network podcast series examining culture,…

Key insights: Nium, which has a large customer base in Europe and APAC, is expanding card issuance to the U.S.  What’s at stake: Nium is focused on a variety of business payments, but hopes to find demand from corporate travel, which is a large but complex market.   Forward look: Nium plans to use its existing…

Solid Data-Driven Gains Thu, Aug 13 2026, 5:10 PM Thursday was a fairly straightforward session for bonds. Yields fell modestly overnight in response to slightly lower oil prices and then more forcefully after the cooler-than-expected PPI data. Mid-day fuel price volatility caused a slight pull-back, but not enough to undo a reasonably…

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Some Bond-Specific Weakness in The Afternoon 2 Hours, 2 Min ago Some Bond-Specific Weakness in The Afternoon Oil and Treasury yields were almost perfectly correlated for almost the entire week. Friday afternoon was an exception. Oil continued sideways to slightly lower while yields rose a bit. Overall damage was negligible, but it…